# English FAL Grade 9 November EC 2011 Memo

> Grade 9 English FAL memorandum from the November EC 2011, 8 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, question paper linked when available.

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- Subject: English FAL
- Grade: Grade 9
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2011
- Exam period: November EC
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 8

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English Fal · Grade 9 · November EC · 2011. Memorandum, 8 pages. Read online or download the PDF.

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### Page 1

Province of the
                 EASTERN CAPE
                 EDUCATION

                            SENIOR PHASE

                              GRADE 9

                       NOVEMBER 2011

         ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
                    MEMORANDUM

MARKS:     100

                      This memorandum consists of 8 pages.

### Page 2

2                          ENGLISH FIRST ADDTIONAL LANGUAGE                   (NOVEMBER 2011)

SECTION A: COMPREHENSION

QUESTION 1

1.1    Edwina van der Burg √                                                          (1)

1.2    October 2011 √                                                                 (1)

1.3    All people in South Africa will be counted. √                                  (1)

1.4    11 √                                                                           (1)

1.5    1.5.1     C. from 08h00 – 16:00 each day. √                                    (1)

       1.5.2     B. The count will include everyone, babies, children, old people,
                 and visitors in a household. √                                       (1)

       1.5.3     D A person who dishonestly pretends to be someone else. √√           (2)

1.6    fieldworkers √

1.7    They will handle mainly queries related to the verification of
       fieldworkers. √√                                                               (2)

1.8    Tracy Daniels √                                                                (1)

1.9    She/he must have the fieldworker’s ID for the fieldworker to be tracked
       down. √√                                                                       (2)

1.10 By contacting the call centre to verify the fieldworker’s ID number. √√          (2)

1.11        COLUMN A                                COLUMN B
       1.11.1  C                  A piece of work that you must do √
       1.11.2. A                  A piece of information shown in numbers. √
       1.11.3. D                  Advice or information about how well or badly
                                  you have done something √
       1.11.4.     B              Naming and counting things one by one √
                                                                           (4 x 1)    (4)
                                                                                     [20]

### Page 3

(NOVEMBER 2011)              ENGLISH FIRST ADDTIONAL LANGUAGE                             3

 QUESTION 2

 2.1    Jo’burg / Cape Town / eThekwini. √                           (Give any
        1)                                                                          (1)

 2.2    The Municipal IQ economist √                                                (1)

 2.3    They have a bigger tax base than other cities. √√ /They have invested in
        infrastructure.
        They have larger middle class/They have high manufacturing
        base/They have effective budgeting.                               (Any
        correct answer.)                                                            (2)

 2.4    Good − Water and electricity are provided in all the houses including
        temporal settlements. √
        Poor – There are still people who are the using bucket system. √
                                                              (Any correct answer.) (2)

 2.5    Water √
        Electricity √                                                               (2)

 2.6    The way the city spends its budget. √√                                      (2)
                                                                                   [10]

                                                           TOTAL SECTION A:         30

### Page 4

4                         ENGLISH FIRST ADDTIONAL LANGUAGE                (NOVEMBER 2011)

SECTION B: LANGUAGE IN CONTEXT

QUESTION 3

3.1   3.1.1   Apr. √                                                              (1)
      3.1.2   ID √                                                                (1)
      3.1.3   Statistics South Africa √                                           (1)

3.2   3.2.1   agents √                                                            (1)
      3.2.2   needs √                                                             (1)
      3.2.3   to √                                                                (1)
      3.2.4   who √                                                               (1)
      3.2.5   tracked √                                                           (1)

3.3   3.3.1   would be √                                                          (1)
      3.3.2   anticipated √                                                       (1)
      3.3.3   related √                                                           (1)
      3.3.4   meant √                                                             (1)

3.4   3.4.1   metro √/city √                                                      (1)
      3.4.2   bigger √                                                            (1)

3.5   3.5.1   budget √                                                            (1)
      3.5.2   top √                                                               (1)
      3.5.3   When will the Census 2011 Call Centre be ready to answer any
              queries relating to “the big count”? √√                             (2)

      3.5.4   Karen explains that poor services delivery arises because the
              budget is not used. √√
                                           OR
              Karen explained that poor service delivery arose because the
              budget was not used. √√                                             (2)

3.6   3.6.1   are not √                                                           (1)
      3.6.2   I am √                                                              (1)
      3.6.3   A legitimate fieldworker will be accompanied by the supervisor
              to the household. √√
                                       OR
              A legitimate fieldworker will be accompanied to the household
              by the supervisor. √√                                               (2)

3.7   3.7.1   bigger √                                                            (1)
      3.7.2   best √                                                              (1)
      3.7.3   poorest √                                                           (1)

3.8   3.8.1   successfully √                                                      (1)
      3.8.2   excellent √                                                         (1)

3.9   The householder will not be informed to await further contact. √           (1)
                                                                                [30]

                                                         TOTAL SECTION B:         30

### Page 5

(NOVEMBER 2011)               ENGLISH FIRST ADDTIONAL LANGUAGE                            5

 SECTION C: VISUAL LITERACY

 QUESTION 4

 4.1    Flying kites √                                                              (1)

 4.2    France √                                                                    (1)

 4.3    Yes – They are enjoying using kites. √
              This is shown by their facial expressions or they are smiling. √      (2)

 4.4    Aeroplanes √
        Helicopters √
        Jet √
        Hot air balloons √                                             (Give any 2) (2)

 4.5    A sheep, √
        duck, and √
        cockerel. √                                                                 (3)

 4.6    Eight minutes √                                                             (1)
                                                                                   [10]

                                                            TOTAL SECTION C:        10

### Page 6

6                        ENGLISH FIRST ADDTIONAL LANGUAGE                    (NOVEMBER 2011)

SECTION D: SUMMARY

QUESTION 5

    Count the total number of words.
    Allow only 5 extra words if summary is too long.
    The rest of the summary after 65 words, are then ignored.
    Make sure that the learner followed the instructions.

1.    Security is the focus area during Census 2011.

2.   Security is important for both the participants and fieldworkers.

3.    A fieldworker’s credentials are verified through a toll free number.

4.    Fieldworkers will be recruited from the communities.

5.    The public will be more willing to answer questions from a familiar person.

6.    Fieldworkers will wear yellow clothing, bibs and identity cards with
      photographs.                                                                  (10)

                                                             TOTAL SECTION D:         10

### Page 7

(NOVEMBER 2011)                ENGLISH FIRST ADDTIONAL LANGUAGE                                7

 ASSESSMENT RUBRIC FOR THE SUMMARY

 Criteria                5                4−3                2                 1
                       7−8                5−6              3−4              1−2
 Main ideas       Able to select    Able to select   Able to select    Unable to
 sub-topic,       main idea and     main ideas and   main ideas and    select the main
 keywords.        key words         key words that   key words that    idea and key
                  successfully.     display some     display limited   words.
                                    relevance.       relevance.
                        7−8               5–6              3−4                1−2
 Structural       Able to           Able to          Unable to         Learner is
 organisation:    integrate         integrate        integrate         incoherent and
 paragraphing     information       information      information       illogical.
 and sentence     logically.        logically.       logically.        Unable to
 construction.    Correct           Mostly correct   incorrect         structure
                  sentence          sentence         sentence          sentences.
                  structure.        structure.       structure.
                          4                 3                2                  1
 Language         A wide range      Shows a range    Shows limited     Poor use of
 usage:           of vocabulary.    of vocabulary.   use of            vocabulary, an
 vocabulary,      Language use      Some correct     vocabulary.       inability to use
 punctuation,     correct.          language         Mostly            language
 and spelling.    Spelling and      structure,       incorrect         correctly. Very
                  punctuation       spelling and     language          flawed spelling
                  mainly correct.   punctuation.     structure,        and
                                                     spelling and      punctuation.
                                                     punctuation.
 Followed         All of the above Most of the       Some of the       Unable to
 instructions     instructions     instructions      instruction       follow
                  followed.        followed.         followed.         instructions.

                                                         TOTAL SECTION D: 20/2            10

### Page 8

8                           ENGLISH FIRST ADDTIONAL LANGUAGE                        (NOVEMBER 2011)

QUESTION 6

ASSESSMENT RUBRIC FOR CREATIVE WRITING

Criteria                  Level 4          Level 3          Level 2         Level 1
                                  4                3                2              1
Correctness of format     Complete         Good             Partial         Very limited
and appropriate           adherence to     adherence to     adherence to    adherence to
length                    format.          format. Fairly   format.         topic far too
                          Appropriate      appropriate      Inappropriate   long or short.
                          length.          length.          length.
                              8 – 10            6–7              3–5             1–2
Structure, tone, style,   Appropriate      Mostly           Inappropriate   Completely
register                  structure and    appropriate      structure and   inappropriate
spelling punctuation      tone.            structure and    tone.           structure and
Use of language           Variation of     tone.            Incomplete      tone. Weak
                          sentence         Complete         sentences.      sentence
                          types. Good      sentences.       Few             structure.
                          use of           Few              grammatical,    Numerous
                          language         grammatical,     spelling and    spelling,
                          grammar,         spelling and     punctuation     grammatical
                          spelling and     punctuation      errors.         and
                          punctuation      errors.                          punctuation
                          with few                                          errors.
                          errors.
                                  6             4–5              2–3               1
Adherence to topic        Complete         Adheres to       Mentions the    Completely off
                          adherence to     topic with       topic with no   the topic.
                          topic.           minor            adherence to    Purpose not
                          Achieves         deviations.      it. Purpose     achieved at
                          purpose fully.   Achieves         not achieved.   all.
                                           purpose
                                           partially.

                                                                    TOTAL SECTION E:           20

                                                                        GRAND TOTAL:          100

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